National Gallery, Washington DC
Pam Jarrett, presently living in Greve, Italy, was a copyist at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC for nearly a decade. She continues her work from Italy and can copy virtually any style of artist. Read more about hiring Pam to do a commission, or learn about Pam and her art.
Young Woman in Red Kimono
1901, Alfred Mauer, 26″ x 27″
The Last of the Buffalo
1888, Albert Birstadt, 48″ x 84″
The Mill
c.1645, Rembrandt, 32″ x 39″
Peppermint Bottle
Paul Cezanne, 1893-1895, 28″ x 34″
Young Girl Reading
c. 1770, Jean-Honore Fragonard, 29″ x 32″
Dance Under Tree at The Edge of a Lake
c. 1865-1870, Jean-Baptiste-Camille-Corot, 20″ x 29″
Houses of Parliament, Sunset
1903. Claude Monet, 23″ x 26″
Study of Two Indians, One Standing, One Seated
Eugene DeLacroix, 1823-1824, 23″ x 20″
The Lone Tenement
1909, George Bellows, 28″ x 39″
Odalisque
1870, Pierre August Renoir, 23″ x 39″
Study of Lilia
1887, Caralus Duran, 23″ x 21″
Horse in the Wilderness
Albert Bierstadt, circa 1885, Oil on Canvas 30” x 40”
Still Life with Apples and Peaches
1905, Paul Cezanne
Woman Viewed from Behind
c. 1879, Edgar Degas, 27″ x 30″
Madame Camus
1869-1870, Edgar Degas, 31″ x 40″
Snow in New York
1906, Robert Henri, 23″ x 29″
A Polish Nobelman
1637, Rembrandt, 22″ x 15″
Young Spanish Woman with Guitar
1935, Auguste Renoir, 26″ x 30″
Cathedral at Rouen
1895, Monet, 42″ x 28″
The Cabbage Gardener
1883-1895, Camille Pisarro, 35″ x 29″
Approach to Venice
1884, Joseph Mallord William Turner, 18″ x 24″